1885 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 8 Mar. 2/1: The affair took the form, so dear to the students, of an old-fashioned ‘beer bust’. Forty-five gallons of this foaming beverage were place on draught [and] not a guest departed until the last drop of beer had been drawn.at beer bust (n.) under beer, n.
1888 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 14 Oct. 1/5: ‘Oh, go home and soak your head’.at go soak your head! (excl.) under soak, v.1
1932 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 29 June 10/5: Perhaps you didn’t even recognize him. That famous cootie garage has been removed. The hermit has come from behind his ambush.at cootie garage (n.) under cootie, n.
1963 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 24 Nov. 9/2: The swankier swilleries even issued membership cards.at swillery, n.
1967 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 25 July 2/6: And how much does it cost to be a weekend hippie? Hansen sells wigs for $85, mustaches for $45 [...] and a full beard for $125.at weekend, adj.
1981 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 4 Mar. Caffeine [...] a common ingredient in [...] stay-awake pills: .at stay-awake (n.) under stay, v.
1993 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 9 Sept. D1/4: Chase and Goldberg bantered about some star who floated an ‘air biscuit’ and stunk up a studio.at float an air biscuit (v.) under air biscuit, n.
1996 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 29 Nov. 44/5: It must be obvious even to a borg with a few chips short of a circuit board that they didn’t succeed.at couple of chips short of... under ...short of..., adj.
1996 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 8 Mar. 44/4: He got his first squeeze box(also called [...] the ‘stomach Steinway’) for Christmas 1956.at stomach Steinway (n.) under stomach, n.
1997 Santa Cruz Sentinel (CA) 18 Apr. 11/3: Consider ‘bumped off.’ [...] Not so poteic as ‘sleeps with the fishes’.at sleep with the fishes (v.) under sleep, v.